Rebecca Sutton Koeser
@suttonkoeser.bsky.social did:plc:jeptrih7pyuprh67hm33fvjl
research software engineering @princetoncdh.bsky.social collaborating & co-authoring innovative humanities research capacious curiosity https://rlskoeser.github.io/
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Postu gösterAnyway, Yale says they have plenty of copies; it's just a question of getting them out to people. If you actually know what you're talking about, please feel free to weigh in or correct me. (And yes, I understand that my book about supply chains is having supply-chain problems, it's very hilarious.)
Postu gösterI'm so grateful for your and others' work on this!
Postu gösterconflicting/incomplete sources. I've found creative solutions for some common issues (e.g. aliases/uncertain id), but been uncertain about how to address others without making the sheet too complicated to digest or eliding ambiguity. Reading about the strategies you used is definitely helping, phew!
Postu gösterThanks — it is helpful! I guess I should have clarified from the outset that this isn't my first rodeo either with publishing a dataset or working with ambiguous/conflicting/incomplete data. The issue has mostly been the scale — entries in essentially every field sometimes rely on ambigious/
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